This is great! I've been using gifrocket and gifbrewery but this looks very simple. Only thing I would say is that I would rather have this as a native application that I can run on my machine. There is no real reason to upload a video to the web just to download a gif.
@joe_blau Yep, that would be helpful to have something on my machine to quickly put these out. It would speed up the process if you're using this regularly for tutorials or articles.
@joe_blau yeah you're right. i just needed to convert a mp4 into the gif format.. and did it locally with ffmpeg + imagick. so i thought why not spend a hour and put it online :)
@arminulrich Hi Man, I've been looking for such a thing for a very long time! Very very nice. I have one suggestion: you should explain that the user has to upload a video, that's currently not on your website.
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